"Let's wait until we get to Africa before we start this game," Audrey said. She looked across the aisle and saw the young man pull out a laptop. "He looks busy anyway. Let's not bother him."
"Fine," Kacey said. "You ruin all the fun. Trust me, though, you're not ruining my fun once we land!"
"Don't worry, I won't," Audrey said, putting on her headphones and drifting off to sleep.
A few hours later, the plane landed at the airport. The two girls grabbed their bags and got off the plane. As they entered the airport, they noticed that almost all of the people were black. Audrey seemed slightly nervous, but Kacey kept smiling.
"They seem to be staring," Audrey whispered to her blonde friend.
"Don't worry," Kacey said. "They just don't see a lot of white people. Just be friendly. Hi! Hello!" Kacey waved and greeted various people as the girls walked to get their baggage.
Kacey pointed out various attractive men to Audrey, but Audrey brushed her off, telling her to at least wait until they leave the airport. Kacey relented again, the girls grabbed their bags, and stepped out of the airport.
As they left the airport, the girls were hit by the hot heat. They waited for a taxi by the side of the road. Kacey pulled her shirt away from her body, as the sweat caused some discomfort. Her nipples had begun to poke through the fabric of her shirt. Finally, a taxi pulled up. A dark-skinned black man with a shaved head wearing a Hawaiian shirt and khaki pants stepped out of the car. "Hello, ladies," the man said with a thick accent. "How are you today?" His English was impeccable, however. The girls greeted him happily. He loaded their bags into his trunk and held the door open for them.
As the African taxi driver sat down in the car, he spoke the girls. "My name is Jabali. What are yours?"
Kacey spoke up first. "I'm Kacey, and this is my friend Audrey." Audrey smiled and said hello.
Jabali looked back at them. "From America, yes?"
"Yes!" Kacey said. "You speak very good English, Jabali."
"Thank you," the driver said. "So where are you girls staying?"
"We're not sure yet," Audrey said. "We figured we'd just go on a little adventure to start."
"My daddy's rich," Kacey chimed in. "We can go pretty much anywhere we want."
"All right then," Jabali said, turning back around. "Where are we off to first?" |